Schedule/Sessions
Level I - Insurance Industry Primer - MANDATORY
Claims College presents a unique educational experience created by and for industry professionals. To set the stage for these intensive 3 days of learning, several senior level claims executives will present on 10 important insurance topics for 15 minutes each:
1. Insurance 101
2. Reserves
3. Types of P&C Companies
4. Risk Management
5. Key Ratios and How They Are Calculated
6. Reinsurance
7. Insurance Brokers
8. Determining Coverage
9. Stakeholders in Claims Process
10. Negotiating Settlement
Breakfast and Keynote - Guy Fraker, Chief Innovation Officer, Insurance Thought Leadership
Guy has been featured in the NY Times, NBC, Silicon Valley blogs, Thinking Highways magazine, Forbes. an upcoming documentary,“Life on Wheels”. He has also appeared on Bloomberg Finance and National Underwriter webinars, and provides k eynotes in the U.S., Canada, India, Korea. Guy also guest lectures at Graduate Schools around the world. He has been engaged by U.S. Federal and State Legislators, Cabinet Level Foreign Leaders, Fortune 100 firms, international trade associations, startup entrepreneurs,Venture Capital firms, and game changing institutions such as The X-Prize Foundation. Finally, he is the author of “Awake”: to be released in 2018.
When not pushing technology frontiers, Guy and his wife Rebecca enjoy boating and fishing
Fraud Schemes and Scams - "Big Picture Fraud"
- Speakers:
Jennifer Mark, Allstate Insurance Company
Gina Smith, Florida Department of Financial Services
In this overview course, students will be exposed to the extensive variety of fraud schemes and scams in each line of insurance which will be presented at the School of Fraud at the Claims College. Each specific session will delve more into the nuances and indicators of the fraud schemes, so for this course, the student will learn more about the type and title of each scheme and scam.
Back to topPractical Research Applications
This course will provide the attendee with in overview of both public and private resources available to assist in gathering data and background information and how to appropriately use that information in claim investigations.
Property/Catastrophe Fraud
Whether it’s a large catastrophe (Super Storm Sandy, Hurricane Andrew), a residential fire or commercial burglary; Property and Casualty carriers face the potential issue of fraud. How do you ferret out the potential fraud; separating out the legitimate claims vs. questionable? The course is designed to give a working knowledge of what property fraud is, different types of property fraud scenarios and a practical approach to investigating the issue to make the appropriate decision.
Back to topWorkers' Compensation Fraud: Overview and Investigation
Introduction to Workers' Compensation with primary emphasis on claims, fraud detection and effective investigation techniques.
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